> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.tonflixwallet.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.tonflixwallet.com/introduction/how-does-work/staking-flow.md).

# Staking flow

1. **Connect Your Wallet:**
   * Visit our telegram web app and connect your  wallet (or generate wallet address).
   * Ensure you have TONCOIN tokens in your wallet.
2. **Select a Staking Plan:**
   * Choose from the available staking plans that best match your preferences and goals.
   * NotStake offers flexible options, including short-term staking with higher rewards or long-term staking for stability.
3. **Stake Your Tokens:**
   * Select you plan to stake and confirm the transaction.
   * Your tokens will be securely locked in the staking contract.
4. **Earn Rewards:**
   * Sit back and watch your rewards grow.
   * You can track your staking progress and rewards directly through the web app.
5. **Unstake When Ready:**
   * At the end of your staking period or whenever you choose to terminate, initiate the terminate process.
   * Retrieve your original tokens along with the earned rewards.


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